Can you imagine working for a company that has a little more than 300 Employees and has the following statistics?

Mohamed  Elmasry is a well respected professor of Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo. He has written commentary for the Globe and Mail and published more than 500 research papers and 16 books in the field of electrical engineering. Obviously, Dr. Elmasry is a well established academic.
Elmasry is the complainant behind three lawsuits raised last year against Maclean’s on grounds of freedom of speech human rights. During this time, he was President of the Canadian Islamic Congress: the ‘independent voice of Canadian Muslims’ (off their website). Does Elmasry speak …

So recently feathers have been ruffled people have been causing a ruckus around an ad attempted to be published in the two major Calgary papers. The ad, produced by the Vancouver Humane Society (VHS), depicts a competing cowboy calf-roping a calf as a bully/baby relationship.
Peter Fricker of the Vancouver Humane Society on Monday:
We think the calf roping is one of the cruelest of rodeo events. We felt that there wasn’t any other major animal protection group taking on that issue at the stampede.
Obviously, whats good for the goose must be …

If ‘bailout’ was the word of 2008 then word of 2009 is shaping up to be ‘mistake’. Or perhaps ‘regret’ depending on your political affiliation. As the world economy begins remains on shaky ground the billions of dollars thrown at GM and other auto companies to help stave off complete collapse is looking less and less like a good investment.

Wednesday’s horrific shooting at the the US Holocaust Memorial Museum casts some light on a stark reality of our world: there are still people out there who are bat-shit crazy.
James von Brunn shot a security guard at the Museum (only blocks away from the White House) before being gunned down by other security guards. Apparently, he was convinced of a Jewish led conspiracy allowing the government to take away his guns. Von Brunn, a holocaust denier, left a note in his parked car that read “You wanted my weapons — …